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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1952
Page
9
The piece argues schools cannot be fully objective about teaching democracy. It says educators should present American ideals and compare systems, including communism, but must not advocate any ideology. It stresses the need for critical, honest examination and citizen defense of democracy.
The Red River Philosopher discusses soil conservation and water rate concerns. He notes variable slopes, maintenance costs, and funding gaps for extending water lines and soil conservation efforts begun in 1985 amid organizational retirements and ongoing policy questions.
The article notes recurring Thanksgiving health concerns amid rising living costs and metropolitan influence. It contrasts country life’s simple comforts with urban woes, urging attention to health and prosperity as communities weigh future policy moves amid broader geopolitical chatter.
In New York India’s Korean peace plan faces a high stakes debate in the UN political committee. The plan has been revised twice over US objections as Western nations push for approval. Russia’s Andrei Vishinsky is anticipated to oppose the proposal.
Bonham Daily Favorite notes it is published as second class mail matter and invites corrections of erroneous reflections upon any firm individual or corporation. It states United Press news dispatches are exclusively for publication in the paper and credited material remains the paper's property.
Officials at Soledad Prison California report 1100 plus inmates gave blood to the Red Cross in one day totaling 1167 pints. The warden Bert Webb offered a $100 prize to any prison that can beat the record, a claim tied to a possible world record for a single institution.
The Presbyterian Men’s Supper will be held at First Presbyterian Church at 7 pm Tuesday December 2. June Dennis and Venita Gatlin will sing with Virginia Peeler at piano. Gifts to be exchanged at the Christmas tree and men should bring a gift for a guest. New officers will be elected. The payrolls figure appears in the Commerce Department report.
Local brief notes from Bonham in 1910 including Mission Study Class at 7 30 led by Mr Owens, parish social plans in Mulberry box supper to fund an organ, family visits and travels in Mulberry Paris and Dallas, and community updates from Oaklin Windom Denison Sherman and Whitewright with several small family notices and trips.
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